The grammar first and most obvious. While grammar seems to be getting better in phishing campaigns, it's a decent indicator that something might be wrong on this page.

While the grammar might just as easily be an "English as a Second Language" speaker, the "Nobody can help you except 3 companies" verbage should be an alarm bell. This is the text that's being used by the scammer to tell their victim that "only we can help you fix this (fake of course) infection you have on your computer"

The reference [6] goes to a parked page, and reference [5] refers to Zeus malware, which is a precursor to SpyEye. Reference [7] points to a decent reference, but it's not related to the text it's a reference for.

Looking at the history on these other contributions, we see similar text on the "macro virus" page, which has since been corrected by other editors.

Given the editing model for Wikipedia, it's somewhat surprising that we don't see more malicious activity of this type on the platform. While Google doesn't show exact matches to this text elsewhere at the moment, has anyone seen text with similar intent in other articles? Maybe this is something we'll be seeing more of?

We received a suspicious email that was reported as Phishing by the user. The email came from a Gmail account with subject "Computer network Info." The message as written strangely and came unexpectedly. The URLs below were embedded within the body of the message. Not sure if it is related, but thought I'd share.